Orthofix discontinues M6 discs

Orthofix is discontinuing its M6-C and M6-L total disc replacement devices as part of its strategic focus on spinal and deformity correction, the company said Feb. 25.

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Global sales for the cervical and lumbar disc replacement devices were $23.4 million, according to a news release. Resources associated with the discs will be allocated to “more profitable growth opportunities.”

Orthofix will still fulfill requirements related to post-market surveillance activities and completion of an Investigational Device Exemption study in the U.S.

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